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Posted 12 years ago
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love this bottle with the golden images; no signatures I could find, but I believe bohemian???? Haas the metal tubing inside, not glass - a tall bottle - almost 10 inches to the tip top of the atomizer
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Ooohhhhh...I am no expert but looks bohemian to me.
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Hi! Thanks for the love on this !! I am So de-lighted with this!!! A great weekend for me; 3 new pieces! And from an antique seller friend who watches for me!! Awesome!!! And you all have shown some great things!! I can see I need to expand my horizons ; oh maybe I better not; too habit forming and addictive. :)
Google images "Moser oroplastik" for similar golden applied bands
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Thank you thank you!!! So wonderful to know the correct terminology for this; I don't see any type of signature on the bottom, has some type of ver fine wear, almost like pitting on the base, so think it is definitely old! Have a great day!
a number of companies made oroplastic. Bohemian for sure. probably 1920's. Very nice.
EXCELLENT! Royalty for sure! First guess would be Moser. However the hardware style is also seen on French bottles.